Pep Guardiola calls the only thing you will always do in Man City this season

Pep Guardiola, director of Manchester City, was pleased with Niko Araili, and the young man will definitely start the semi -finals.

Pep Guardiola said that he will “always regret” not to give more minutes to some of his local stars this season after watching Niko Oraili sends Manchester City to Wembley. City lost 1-0 against Bournemouth at the end of the first half when the 20-year-old appeared and changed the match with the help of two.

It was a performance that left the city’s president to be pleased with his “legendary players”. Bernardo Silva, Matteo Kovacic, Kevin de Bruyne and Ilkai Gondogan began, despite concerns about their ability to match Bournemouth with the legs in the midfield.

Guardiola later revealed that this was a deliberate plan for not matching their hosts, but to force City to play the game that achieved a lot of success. It didn’t seem as if he was working until Urieli came to Abdokuder Josenov at the end of the first half, which prompted the manager to ask loudly about whether he should trust them more in the difficult times the team went through.

“I learn from my course in Barcelona and here where there are many players of the academy that have one incredible feature: they are not afraid.”

“They call very quickly. Always when I see [James] Mecca, Niko or Rico [Lewis] I always think why I didn’t allow them in this bad season to play minutes? I always regret myself a little because there are players who deserve more minutes because when they played the effect it was really good.

“But sometimes he sees difficult moments, he puts a lot of pressure on them. This may be a mistake, because young players know the environment and style and for this reason easy.”

After talking about the biggest problem in this season, the lack of heart and emotion in the team since he lost to Bournemouth in the Premier League last season, Guardiola was asked about the error that occurred. The city coach included his own performance among the reasons, and he hopes the Sunday game will be a turning point for the team for the rest of the season.

“It was many things. Pep was first placed on the list,” he said. “I should have made decisions that I did not make at the right moment.

“If it is just one, it will be easy. The injured players are incredible. Many many things happened. We tried to solve them but I couldn’t find a solution to apostasy faster.

“Bournemouth is a great team, and if they passed, I would have said congratulations, but we would lose the way I love. In Nottingham Forest, was it like the team that played today?

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